. we're live in mountain view, where police are investigating a shooting at shoreline amphitheater following a concert. the search for the shooter and how someone got a gun inside the amphitheater. >> it's being called a celebration of life. how friends today will honor a bay area hiker who died in yosemite, just hours after proposing to his girlfriend. >> and getting the grass ready at levi's stadium with game day right around the corner. what's being put in now and why it will be taken back out after sunday's 49ers game. mornings on 2 starts now.

. good morning. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. let's get you over to rosemary for a quick check of the saturday morning forecast. >> good morning to you. we have a beautiful morning in store for you. first we have to cut through the clouds. giving you a live look over the bay and the bay bridge this morning, low clouds once again. marine layer depth, 2000 feet. it's going to clear away later this morning. it will be mostly cloudy along the coast, but take a look at how widespread it is this morning. livermore, mostly cloudy. that's how far inland it is. areas like concord and antioch, waking up with mostly sunny skies. the winds are on shore, 14 miles per hour reported at fairfield. so the onshore breeze and the cool pacific air with us for the afternoon today. temperatures, going to be a lot like yesterday. outside our door right now, 56 in antioch. 56 for walnut creek. 63 in oakland. 57 sfo. 59 degrees right now at san francisco.

mostly cloudy, upper 50s half moon bay, with even a little bit of patchy drizzle out there this morning. i'll give you a peek at the afternoon highs before i go. 82 in concord. 72 in oakland. 78 for you, redwood city. 84 livermore. and 86 for antioch. that's one of the warmer locations. as we get into the second half of your weekend, i see a tad bit of warming coming our way, but a bigger warmup in the extended forecast. when we'll get back into the 90s for inland communities, coming up. new this morning, one person was rushed to the hospital after shots rang out at a concert in mountain view. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs is live with why police are asking people who are at the wiz khalifa concert to give them a call. >> reporter: good morning, claudine. police are still coming and going here at the shoreline amphitheater. first they want to find the shooter. second, they want to find out how someone was able to get a gun back stage at the concert. let me show you video we found on youtube of wiz khalifa. he's playing shoreline last year to a packed crowd in this video.

last night was also a capacity crowd of some 22,000 fans, according to the mercury news. we've learned the shooting happened around 11:00 back stage. at this point, police have released few details, but they quickly locked down the scene. >> he was transferred to a local hospital. >> reporter: witnesses described the weapon as a black handgun with a large clip, but police say they still need more witnesses to come forward as they piece this together. they would like any pictures of the back stage area as well. as we said, detectives are still on scene this morning. we do have a call in to police to find out the latest on that shooting victim. as you heard, a person was shot multiple times. live in mountain view, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2news. also new this morning, all lanes of southbound 880 in oakland are back open after a

deadly crash involving a motorcycle. it happened just after 3:15 near the haagen burger road off ramp. the motorcyclist lost control of the bike and hit the center divide. officers say he was thrown from the bike and landed in one of the lanes that was then struck by a car. the driver of the vehicle stopped and is cooperating with officers. happening today, a memorial service will be held for a sebastopol man who fell to his death just hours after he proposed to his girlfriend. park rangers say parker was climbing alone last saturday and was not using ropes when he fell. his friends plan to honor him with a panel-out event at the mouth of the russian river at 9:00 this morning in jenner followed by a celebration of life ceremony at ives park in sebastopol. an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities suffered a loss when fire destroyed a truck

filled with donations at the hope services center in santa clara. three trucks full of items were burned. smoke from the fire could be seen from several san jose freeways, including highway 101 and interstate 880. >> three trucks is definitely a big loss because they use these trucks to collect items and food from people around the bay area. >> hope services provides job training to more than 3700 people with developmental disabilities, ranging from autism to downs syndrome. if you would like to make a donation, we have put a link on our website at ktvu.com. firefighters spent the night monitoring hot spots from a fire on mere island in vallejo. the three-alarm fire broke out at 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the alco metal and iron company. several piles of recycled metal caught fire, including washers, dryers and propane water heaters. hazmat teams were called in because of concerns of hazardous materials and

chemicals. residents in the northern part of the city were ordered to shelter in place. >> we actually did some air monitoring and picked up a couple parts per million of chemicals in the air. >> this is the second fire this month to break out on the island. firefighters battled a fire near the metal plant two weeks ago. new developments in the case involving a man who died in an apartment fire in oakland back in march. authorities now say that man may have killed his aunt in the same home a month earlier. the body of 56-year-old richard fang was discovered on march 1st at an apartment complex on 34th avenue. now, police say their investigation determined that fang set himself on fire. his aunt, 77-year-old susan fong, was found dead at the apartment on february 7th. authorities originally suspected she died during a home invasion robbery, but they now suspect that it was fang who killed her. a middle school teacher in danville has been arrested on suspicion of possessing child

pornography. 58-year-old mitchell wolf was arrested at his home yesterday morning. police say wolf's arca after an investigation launched by the silicon valley crimes against children task force. wolf is a 12-year veteran math teacher at diablo vista middle school. >> at this time we have no reason to believe any students are involved, past or present. that certainly is our hope. >> wolf is being held on a million dollar bail. the school district says he is now on paid administrative leave. the city of oakland will celebrate a new technology focused elementary school this weekend. today, aspire public schools will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its triumph technology academy in oakland. the public charter school system serves mainly low income students from kindergarten through fifth grade and the classes put a heavy focus on digital learning. but students and teachers have to earn their computer time. before computers are placed in a classroom, teachers must demonstrate classroom management and students must

show they can work independently. the redwood city school district is getting more than a million dollars thanks to facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife. the grant comes from the nonprofit group called startup education that was founded by zuckerberg. the group wants to donate $120 million to bay area schools. redwood city schools will get $1.6 million. that money is ear marked for ipads and chrome books at hoover and taft elementary schools. the san jose city council is expected to approve tough new restrictions on water next week, after declaring a city- wide water shortage. people living in the city could be asked to cut their water use by 20%. new restrictions will also make it illegal to water lawns or landscaping between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. san jose city council member salmela carto wants to fast track a proposal to use recycled water for drinking. >> recycled water at a very high level of purification can recharge groundwater reservoir supplies to a level that's more

than safe. >> council members say the new rules will help the state comply with drought regulations, but there are currently no plans to fine homeowners who are caught wasting water. officials in contra costa county are holding a free workshop today on how homeowners can replace lawns with drought-resistent landscaping. homeowners can talk to professional landscape designers and receive information on the county's lawn-to-garden rebate program. the event gets under way at 9:00 a.m. at the contra costa water district center in concord. the 49ers say the field at levi's stadium will be ready for tomorrow's preseason game against the san diego chargers. the grounds crew installed a temporary turf yesterday. that sod will be removed after tomorrow's game and then crews will lay down a more permanent turf. the team says it still does not know exactly why the original field did not last. the 49ers sent soil samples to a lab for evaluation. now, we did talk to a grass expert and the new sod is heavier and thicker and should provide more stability.

>> there's more to go ahead and push against, so it won't give as easily. so they put more soil on it, make it heavier. that way it can go ahead and resist what's happening. >> we're refitting, regrouping, retooling, and the new field is going in. once again, it's our organization, we can count on them to always do things at the highest level. >> experts say it shouldn't be a problem to play on the new secretary of sod even though it's just been installed. in fact, the pittsburgh steelers played on grass that was just laid on monday. ktvu has a special behind- the-scenes look at levi's stadium. the program, all-access pass levi's stadium starts at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. we'll then have the 49ers game against the chargers at 1:00. then after the game, sports director mark ibanez hosts point after with 49ers runningback ricky watters. because the 49ers needed more time to lay down the more permanent turf, two high school

football games scheduled at levi's have been rescheduled. each of the four teams will host a game against new opponents. friday, october 10, santa clara high school will take on wilcox followed by elk grove against jesuit of sacramento. on saturday, october 11, oak dale will take on manteca. james logan will play de la salle. coming up, which confidential law enforcement databases two men were allegedly using. >> and pine needles help rescuers find a missing man. the type of fishing bait a man was looking for when he got turned around and lost his way. >> not a lot of change in the forecast for your bay area saturday. i'll line up numbers for today. in the extended forecast, i'm tracking a warmup. i'll show you those numbers, coming up. an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom...

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. there is a sense of calm in ferguson, missouri this morning as tensions between police and protesters subside following the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. a small stream of protesters marched peacefully in the st. louis suburb last night. police say instead of confrontations, several people stopped to talk to officers one on one. brown was shot and killed on august 9th by a ferguson police officer, darren wilson. >> i continue to see more and more citizens and police officers making eye contact, smiling at one another, and shaking hands. good things happen when people calmly interact, and that is what's happening. >> a funeral for brown will be held on monday. a crowd-funded web page created for the officer who shot and killed michael brown has stopped accepting donations. the site raised about $235,000 for darren wilson, reaching the organizer's goal in just four days. the site says all of the proceeds will be sent directly to wilson for any financial needs he may have, including legal fees.

now, at the height of the sometimes violent protests in ferguson, one business owner says he refused to close his doors. davis bought the ferguson burger bar and opened for business the day before michael brown was shot and killed. most businesses did close down during the protests that followed, but davis stayed open at night, even when he could see tear gas in his parking lot. >> opening up is letting them know, look, i'm here. i'm not going anywhere. i don't care what you do. if you break the windows, i'm going to board them up. if you steal my food, i'll go buy more. >> davis says looters and vandals ripped through some of the stores around him, but his business was left alone. a bay area sheriffs deputy is performing a one-man show in berkeley that touches on the relationship between police and the african american community. >> the greatest purveyor of violence on the planet earth as we know it is the government of the united states of america!

>> the man goes by the stage name piper. during his performance of "cops & robbers," he plays 17 characters. he says he wrote the play two years ago as a way to get the black community and the police to start listening to each other. >> we don't talk about the racial profiling of american citizens, because someone calls the police. >> piper says he hopes his play will reach a broad audience, including young people, inmates, and policy makers. he will be performing at berkeley's marsh theater tonight at 8:30 and again the first two weekends in september. the new film about de la salle football is hoping to score with audiences this weekend. when the game stands tall is opening nationwide in nearly 2200 movie theaters. it stars jim cop sell and laura dern, based on the school's 151- game winning streak.

movie insiders estimate the film will earn between 8 to $10 million just this weekend. a sacramento man lost in the sierra for five days is now back home, thanks to some quick thinking and some pine needles. mikeville vilhaur was on a mission to catch fish when he headed to the alpine county about a week ago. when nothing was biting, he went off in search of crickets, and that's when he got lost. >> every time i would walk up one ridge and go up the mountain and think there's the lake, there would be nothing. >> he says he made a shelter out of pine needles and when he saw the helicopters overhead, he used even more pine needles to write out the word "help" in 8-foot letters. on sunday, rescuers spotted him and brought him to safety. they told him there aren't any fish in the lake where he had gone fishing. well, countless celebrities and people across the nation have participated in the ice bucket challenge, but taking part has special meaning for

one texas man. >> i want to thank all the people that participated in the bucket challenge. >> richard sanders was recently diagnosed with als, also known as. he says the donations will help researchers find a cure. >> i think nothing but good will come from the amount of attention that this disease is getting. >> als affects the function of nerves and muscles. 5600 people in the u.s. are diagnosed with als every year. it's been kind of an overcast week, i guess you could say, across parts of the bay area. let's see if it's going to roll into our weekend here, if we're going to see more sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> yeah, we're actually seeing both right here. >> both. >> areas like walnut creek, giving you a live look at mount diablo, we have blue skies, low

clouds that have rolled into the east bay. very widespread once again. it's going to pull away and we'll be left with sunshine for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon, where it is going to remain cloudy for today right along the coastline. no surprise, right? we continue with this quiet weather pattern. we have a trough over the western u.s. we have a ridge of high pressure off in the pacific. we are nestled, just very comfortable in between for us, as we get into the afternoon, temperatures back into the mid to upper 80s for warmer locations. little change in the forecast for today. the morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, onshore breeze with us and temperatures ranging in the low 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. mid to perhaps a few upper 80s for our inland communities. right now, 60 degrees in livermore. 55 in concord. 59 in napa. 57 at san francisco. lot of gray out there. partly cloudy skies reported in areas like concord, as well as antioch. livermore, mostly cloudy at this time around the bay, along the coast, even a little bit of patchy drizzle this morning.

so that to be aware of if you're stepping out early. as we get into the 10:00 hour in antioch, 70 degrees expected for you. low 80s by 1:00, and we'll spend the afternoon in the 80s. mid-80s, right around 3:00. 86 at 4:00. that's where i do expect you'll top out for the afternoon. then take a look at 7:00. still, mostly sunny and 80 degrees expected for you. 61 in mountain view. 61 in redwood city. and redwood city, you have a nice day coming your way as well. upper 70s in the forecast for your afternoon. temperatures will remain in the upper 60s to low 70s. early evening at 7:00. 68 in sausalito today. low 70s in richmond. to the east bay, we have 72 for san leandro this afternoon. 78 in castro valley. low 80s in danville. for the santa clara valley, 83 for morgan hill. 79 for santa clara. sunnyvale, to 78. 78 in menlo park as well.

77 for palo alto. 67 in san francisco this afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. low to mid-60s along the coast with mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures don't change a lot this week. perhaps a tad bit warmer into the second half of the weekend. monday, more of the same, but then the change comes as we get into tuesday and wednesday. temperatures finally getting back into the low 90s for inland communities. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 degrees expected along the shore. back to the desk. well, some california community colleges could soon offer four-year degrees. coming up in 25 minutes, the hurdles that still need to be cleared and the limits that come with the plan. >> new concerns about the ebola outbreak in africa. the steps officials are taking to help prevent the disease from spreading. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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outbreak. the african country ivory coast shut its borders with liberia in an attempt to prevent the outbreak from spreading to its territory. the world health organization is also expressing concern with what doctors call an invisible case load of infected people. the organization points to clinics that recently opened in liberia and were immediately overwhelmed by ebola patients who were not previously identified. the son of an american woman who recovered from the virus is crediting the experimental drug used. >> in one way or another, in life or death, it was worth a try. if that helps and the research through that help other people understand how to defeat ebola and help other people, then go for it. >> right now, officials estimate there could be 2500 ebola cases in west africa. 1300 people have so far died. a san francisco startup is joining in the search to find a cure for ebola.

the chronicle reports the company onco synergy is looking into whether its experimental drug can fight the virus. onco synergy was founded in 2011 and has ties to ucsf. it is raising funds to test whether the drug can block ebola from in effecting human cells. some doctors are skeptical, calling the drug's chances against the virus a long shot. hackers may have accessed the records of as many as 25,000 employees of the homeland security department. officials say the records were exposed after someone broke into a computer used by a federal contractor that handles security clearances. the department has contacted employees who are affected by the breach. private contractors perform background checks on more than two-thirds of government workers with security clearances. well, more than a thousand retailers have also been warned that hackers could be stealing customer data from cash register computers. the government is asking businesses to scan their point of sale systems for malicious software, known as back off. the warning comes after ups

announced computers in 51 of its stores were infected with the back off virus. malware was found in two stores in san francisco area. ups is offering free identity protection and credit monitoring to any affected customers. a bakersfield man says for just $50, he bought a document with president abraham lincoln's signature and he says that document is worth tens of thousands of dollars. cameron gephardt owns gold & silver trading company. he says he never knows what sort of items will come into his store and says he was stunned when a man walked into his store last month, holding a piece of paper that he claimed was signed by president lincoln. >> you know, i took a gamble on it. i really did. i, i bought it and i thought, you know, if it isn't real, it might look all right just hanging on the wall. >> gephardt now says the document is worth between 20,000 and $50,000 at auction. he plans on displaying it in his store, but also says he would be willing to sell it at

the right price. a guilty plea from the co- owner of a petaluma slaughterhouse linked to a massive recall. how workers managed to get the tainted meat past inspectors and onto store shelves. >> the family of american journalist james foley is now talking about u.s. policy on dealing with terrorists. the questions foley's brother is raising about his brutal death at the hands of isis militants. >> outside our doors this morning, it's a cloudy start for most. clouds are slowly clearing. i'll have a look at the forecast for your area today and the extended forecast, i'm tracking a warmup. more on that, coming up. you don't need

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>> a quick look at the weather, row a live look, over san jose energy the low 60s, the -- in the low 60s. it's going to be a warm day for tomorrow's game, and as san jose, airport, look at the flight taking off, right on

time. if you're going to lax, some delays due to construction. 63 oakland, 56 in antioch, 60 in livermore, temperatures a lot like yesterday, the cloud cover, a lot like yesterday. it's going to pull back by about 10:00. partly to mostly cloudy, temperaturing where you're at. -- damping where you're at. when it comes to the color coding, comfortable weather. no red in our area. mid-to upper 80s in the forecast for the hotter spots. i'm show you what i mean, 83 for fairfield, 84 in livermore, 72 in oakland, 77 mountain view. we continue with the nice weather pattern. but eventually, we're going to get back to the summer heat. it's in the extended forecast. i'll line it for you coming up. new this morning, one person was rushed to the hospital after

a shooting at the shoreline amphitheater, it happened around 11:00 last night after the concert. a man was shot several times back stage and are asking any witnesses who may have cell phone video or pictures of the shooting scene to contact them. no arrests have been made. coming up at 8:00, katy will have more on the investigation into how a gun made it into that concert venue. 77-year-old co-owner of a petaluma slaughter house is pleading guilty. they say robert singleton and three others sold meat from more than 100 condemned cows, and those cows infected with eye cancer. he pled guilty and agreed to work with prosecutors against the other three defendants. prosecutors claim workers at the slaughter house waited until inspectors were on lunch breaks to process the diseased meat. lawyers for the accused

boston marathon bomber are asking a federal judge to dismiss the indictments. prosecutors say -- killing three people and injuring more than 260 others. now, the defense attorneys say there were substance violations in the selection of grand juries, including the grand jury that handed down the indictment specifically, the lawyers say african-americans and people over the age of 70 were under represented. the family of journalist james foley is now questioning u.s. policy to not pay ransom for kidnapped u.s. citizens. foley was beheaded by eyist militants -- eyist militants earlier this week. we have more on what the family and political experts are saying about the refusal to pay the ransom. >> reporter: in the day before the release of the video showing james foley beheading, isis sent

an e-mail to the family. you and the citizens will pay the price of the bombing that being the blood of james foley. he will be executed as a direct result of your transgressions. before that e-mail, there was a price, icy demanded $132 million a price the u.s. government would not pay. >> we do not make con sections to terrorist! it a price the foley family could not pay. >> really, really hope that in some way, jim's death will push us to take another look at the approach, our policy to terrorism hostage negotiations and rethink that. >> i think it's highly unlikely to change in this kind of situation. >> reporter: uc berkley professor of history daniel

sergeant said the islamic state is getting money from other countries to free citizens. >> the 9/11 commission report, paid half a million dollars to pull off the 9/11 attacks, so you know, a million dollars here, two million dollars here, for a group like the islamic state, that's real money. the video, isis demanded an end to the u.s. bombing campaign. the pentagon answered with dozens of additional air trikes in iraq with rises calls in washington to eliminate isis wherever it may be. >> we don't telegraph our punches. i think you can rest assured that the leadership here in the pentagon understands the threat posed this group. >> a knew says that foamily maybe volunteered to be -- that foley may have volunteered to be executed to save others. white house officials stress

that any military operation would only be part of a longer term strategy against isis which includes diplomacy and actions from other regions. >> we make it clear, if you come after americans, we will come after you wherever you are. and that's what we're planning in the days to come. for syria, the u.s. is considering sending unmanned drones, or providing aid to syrian kurds. thousands of sailors have les san diego for a deployment. the ss carl vincent is one of the first to leave. sailors say they are prepared to do whatever they're asked. >> originally i joined just to serve, that's why i joined. >> military officials have not said whether the uss vincent

will take part in air strikes against isis militants. the strike group includes a dyed missile cruiser and destroyer. it played a role in the killing of saddam hussein. lawsuit claims that police used excessive force when an officer shot 28-year-old alejandro nieto in bernal heights. officer were responding to 911 calls about a man with a gun, and opened fire at nieto aimed a taser. but his family says he carried the taser for his job at a security guard. >> we know the truth. alejandro nieto never pointed any taser. that is a flat-out lie. had. >> more than 100 people marched to the federal court hours house for the filing of that lawsuit. nieto family is also calling for a federal investigation into the

shooting. the district attorney's office session it is wait -- says it is waiting on a medical examiner's report. two fairfield police officers are under investigation for allegedly searches the internet nor dates while at work. they are also accused of using confidential law enforcement data bases to screen the women they found appealing. they say the supervisors were first alerted to the allegations against the officers in june. according to the reporting, they spent hours on dating websites like e marm any, and match.com, while -- harmony, and match.com. >> i feel like it's an abuse of power, like using using it for r own personal gain. >> fairfield offices used a police issued computer to look up the women on a data base that connected to the dmv, and state and federal records. for now, both men remain assigned to their regular duties. san jose mayor chuck reid

and officials from the department of justice are talking about ways to combat gang violence. they have been visit everything programs to see how the -- visiting programs to receive how the city is intervening. they met with the mayor yesterday as part of the national forum on youth violence prevention. san jose is one of nine cities participating in the forum. california lawmakers passed two begun -- gun related bills. to -- the bill now heads to governor brown. in the assembly, members have approved a bill to track ammunition, by requiring sellers to be licensed and buyers to pass background checks. that bill passed 42-26. the area is filled with visitors on weekends and worry the bus stops will have a negative impact on the environment.

harming habitat and seasonal wetlands. there is a lawsuit seeking a injunction stop construction of the bus stops. relief could be coming to drivers stuck in traffic jams the la two weeks. bay area toll authority eliminated one of the four weekday cash only lanes at the toll plaza. triggers delays. officials say back ups have been as bad as the last two fridays. spokesman said the authority recognizes the disruption. >> we now hoe bad the traffic is. it's not like they're suffering in silence, we know. we will review it. >> the spokesman says the best solution is fastrak, but there's a good chance there will be a fourth toll taker hired as early as next friday. a trial date has been set for a -- federal judge says a

lawsuit raises serious issues that should be resolved quickly instead of and set a date of -- the property owner are to pay tenants the difference between current rate and market rates. it went into effect in june. stip of mountain view has unveil an online actual to encourage feedback from the public. the public can submit comments to the mountain view city council with the open city hall feature on the city's website. the city is currently asking residents to weigh in on an ordinance to set a local minimum wage. officials say staff members won't respond to comments permanently, but will consider the feedback when casting votes. coming up at 8:00, a danville middle school teacher behind bars after he is the focus of a task force investigating crimes against children. >> don't let other people tell you what you can and can't do. >> a 10-year-old boy from kansas is sharing his business advice u

the company he started two years ago that is still going strong. >> a pleasant summer weather pattern will continue for your bay area saturday. i'll have the details look at the high for today, and in the extended forecast. a notable warm up coming our way.

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>> so far, it seems the problem is only affecting the eastern side of the building, but one employee says the air quality

seems to be getting worse, and that two of his coworkers appeared to have been sick sentenced some community colleges could offer four year degrees. a bill that would allow a small number of community colleges to offer four year degrees cleared the state legislature on thursday. now, if the governor signs senate bill 850, 15 schools could launch bachelor degree programs as soon as as next year, but only one program would be allowed per school. a company in washington state is hoping to cash in on washington's new legal marijuana market with pot infused soda and coffee drinks. the line of drinks is called legal, some marijuana dispensaries will start selling the sodas on monday. the pot infused coffee drink are on hold for now, until the state gives the green light. a 10-year-old boy from kansas is spending the last few days of summer in the board room as ceo of his own company. >> the joy of people learning

some of the things we take pride in. >> how cute is he? that's jack jones, he runs jr jones, management group. the company that buys and sells texas books online. right now, the small business is jack and four other employees, all around the same age. the 10-year-old marketing directors runs it like a large corporation. >> if there's something i can do, i can make a phone call, i can run back to the house and do something, if you need me to grab something. >> jack says he's been running the company for the past two years. he only thing that frustrates him when potential customers don't take him seriously because of his age. >> jr jones management group. that's cool. >> look at that desk. he has the marketing director. >> ready to rock 'n' roll. rosemary, what's happening? some gray skies out there, if you are estepping out, maybe even -- stepping out, maybe some

drizzle, but in the second half of the day, a very nice day t will be cloudy and cool at the coast. the clouds over downtown oakland, notice at the top of the tribune tower, that flag is not moving. we have an on shore breeze. that breathe and the cold pacific air will stay with us. and temperatures today, a lot like yesterday. giving you a look at the chowed cover, well, in -- cloud cover, the marine layer like where we've been, around 2000 feet. morning clouds with afternoon sunshine, and temperature-wise, looking at 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. getting boring, but boy it's been enjoyable. and we have this for at least the next couple of days, and things start to change. 55 in concord, 56 wall net creek, 86 in oakland, right now, 60 in livermore, upper 50s outside the door in ain't i don't think. east -- antioch. we have 56 in lafayette, upper

50s san ramone, and brentwood, 56. so we're in the same boat, so to speak, with a lot of 50s. a few low 60s. most live cloudy. inland, you have to get well inland in areas like antioch to have the sunshine. around bay point, we're tracking some sunshine. if you're going to the game, 66 degrees, partly cloudy skies with a westerly breeze. and then into the evening hours, we will have temperatures slide back into the low 60s for the second half of the gay. all in -- game. all in all, a good night tore -- for the game. upper 60s in simpson beach. 70 for berkley, 72 in oakland, and low 80s for danville, and walnut creek. into the south bay, upper 70s san jose, 79 santa clara. for the peninsula, we have low

70s for san bruno, 67 expected for san francisco. low -- partly cloudy skies. temperatures not going anywhere for sunday. perhaps just a tad bit warmer for some locations, but we remain with the same type of weather pattern. as we get into monday, transition begins. we begin to feel it on tuesday. low 90s, back into the forecast for inland communities. tuesday, for midweek went, -- wednesday, upper 60s to near 70 around the coast by midweek went. oakland raiders warming up in wisconsin. cheeseheads, easy to spot. first quarter, third and 2 at the 40. jones drew some shake and bake, and off he goes. raiders down 8-7.

packers running the two minute drill. how about some defense? picks it off from matt flynn. raiders can't punch it in. oakland loses the preseason patch up 31-62. giants and as battling it, let's start back east. giants at the nationals. san francisco down 1. a three run blast. his first big league shot. 6 inning, posey says i want in, too. into the bleachers, giants within 10-3, and end washington's 10 game end street. dodgers win, too. coco crisp staying healthy down the stretch. tied at 2 in the 6th, one through the outfield to the ball. and look at alberta go! blowing through the bases.

8th inning, the as back up. oakland has drawn up plans it hopes will keep the as, raiders and warriors in the east bay. he city released a draft plan and report for a proposal to redevelop the area around the coliseum. the goal is to create a coliseum city with a new football stadium, basketball arena, and baseball park. there would also be space for retail businesses and hotels. so far, there's still no deal in place to make the development a reality, but if you like to read the city report, just go to our website, ktvu.com, and clinic on web links. if you would like to read more about the plan, it's under the web links section. it's a big weekend for racing fans as sonoma race way. the 10th annual go program. qualifying with the main race tomorrow. last year's winner, willpower, hopes to take the checkered

flag. there will be large crowd, and you she expect delays on highway -- you should expect delays on highway 61. a calm has seemed to settle over ferguson, missouri. the reason why one business owner stood his ground, and kept his doors open. >> the numbers on a gas station pump on the move. even when that pump wasn't being used. the reason behind what one person calls a goat at the gas station.

the same gemmily fish that were washing up are washing ashore in southern california. they are called by the wind sailors. there have been sightings as far north as washington state and most recently as far south as san diego. thousands of them washed along the shores in delmar. >> they are a small jellyfish related to portuguese man of war. >> the tiny jellyfish measure

just about three inches, they are called by the wind sailors because part of their body resembles a sail above the water. although they are related to the portuguese men at war, the jellyfish pose no threat to humans. a german circus is celebrating the birth of four rare white lion cubs. the mom princess game birth to three males and one female earlier this week. the lions are not albino, but do have a genetic mutation that makes the fur stay light. the rare white lions extinct for years, but were re introduced in africa in 2004. two children are recovering after an accident at an amusement park. they fell from the ferris wheel.

the ferris wheel was inspected before the park opened. it was shut down and inspected again after the accident. police have still investigating how the children fell from the ride. a woman who brought lifelike baby dolls into a hospital has been arrested. police say tonya tried to get into the maternity ward twice. police believe she may have been trying to get inside to abduct a baby. she is facing misdemeanor offenses for tress practicing. >> i didn't mean to anybody to feel threatened or scared or freaked out. >> she says she makes the dolls as a form the therapy for women who have lost babies, and many women find comfort in how real the dolls look. city of oakland has received a $6 million grant from the state for transportation improvements. $2.5 million will be used for a

pedestrian lighting and sidewalk repair project on international boulevard. the other 3.6 million will be allocated for bike and pedestrian paths along the mack arthur boulevard. >> just on the floor grown with stuff, -- overgrown with stuff, and it's not very wide, or feels safe. the traffic is kind of crazy. >> the projects are expected to take about two years to complete. a gas station in oakley may be charging some drivers for gas they didn't even pump. a viewer posted this video on the ktvu facebook page. you can see no gas is coming out of the pump, but the price just keeps going up a little bit there. contra cost county weights and measures director inspected it. >> the pump shouldn't have that creep. it is a failure, and it should

be held off sale. >> the station says the pump has been taken out of service. the problem is not common. the department of weights and measures says the problem typically comes up five times a year in the inspections of contra costa county's 300 gas stations. new developments in a case involving a man who died in an apartment fire in march. the crime police are now saying he committed one month before his death. >> new water restrictions being considered by the city council in san jose, how residents will be affected and what will now be considered illegal. >> great weather day in store for your saturday. we're joined by low clouds, patchy drizzle. we will look at the temperatures for the afternoon coming up.

>> a deadly accident just shut down all lanes on i 80 and a motorcyclist loses control and ends up in the path of an on

coming car. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, august 23, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's get over to rosemary. >> a lot of you may have plans, and are going outdoors. a live look at san francisco, you can see the skyline, the bay bridge, all that cloud cover, but isn't that beautiful? a nice break in the cloud, and satellite is picking up on this as women. so partly sunny skies, along portions of peninsula. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies for areas well inland, but the clouds are slowly beginning to clear, and eventually all of us will have sunshine at least away from the coast. the coast is going to be partly to mostly cloudy for today. on shore breeze, a little weak, fairfield is reporting 10 miles an hour. so that air will continue to be

pumped in. temperature wise, change in the forecast for the afternoon. 61 degrees in antioch, low 60s in oakland, 61 redwood city, with the afternoon sea breeze picking up for the second half of the day. san jose, 61, if we take a look at a few more numbers, 63 outside your door this morning in palo alto. so not a bad start for the day. for the afternoon, 67 san francisco, 78 redwood city, 77 for fremont, low 80s in concord. 84 degrees in livermore. i was looking at august, the entire month of august thus far in livermore. low 80s to low 90s is pretty much where we've been the entire month of august. one day, the first day of august, livermore hit 102, and that's been the only time i've seen 100 degrees in areas around livermore. we will get back to some heat. the heat coming back. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up.

new this morning, one person was rushed to the hospital after somebody fired a gun a concert in mountain view. katie has questions police are trying to answer question from the wiz khalifa concert. >> reporter: last report from police, the gunshot victim was transported to a local hospital. there are some reports that person's status has changed. we are working to confirm that with police. i've called into the detectives right now. so we hope to have a status update shortly. what we do know is that person was shot multiple times. let me show you video of the wiz khalifa concert from last year we found on youtube we are he was playing shoreline to a packed crowd. last night was a capacity crowd of some 22,000 fans. that accord together mercury news. the shooting -- according to the mercury news. the shooting happened around 11:00 p.m. back stage, being

shot multiple times. the details are sparse, we did ask the police how someone was able to get a gun into the facility. >> that's an excellent question. we don't know that. this is an ongoing investigation, and we will try to determine how that was, how the individual was able to bring a firearm into the shoreline. >> reporter: describe the weapon as a black handgun with a large clip. police say they need more witnesses to come forward. they would like anyone with pictures of the back stage area to come forward as well. of course, fleas only a few people that -- there's only a few people's allowed back stage, so they were trying to get more information out of witnesses. they are asking the public to come forward, anybody who may have been at the concert. but at this point, what we've learned from the police is that that person was transported to the hospital, and we are still working to get that status update, and should be able to bring it to you in the next half hour. live in mountain view, channel 2

news. also new, all lanes of southbound 880 are brake open after a deadly -- back open after a deadly motorcycle crash. it -- police say the driver lost control of his bike and hit the center divider. he was thrown from the bike, and landed in the road where he was hit by a car. that driver did stop and is cooperating with the police. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. happening today, a memorial service will be held for a man who fell to his death hours after proposes to his girlfriend. parker was climbing alone and wasn't using ropes. his friends plan to honor him with a paddle event in jenner. that will be followed with a celebration of life. a fire on mare island, the fire broke out around 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the

alco metal and iron company. several pipes of met california caught fire, including washers, dryers, and propane -- pipes of metal caught fire, including washers, tires and heaters. residents in the city were ordered to shelter in place. >> we did some air monitoring and picked up a couple parts per million in the air. >> firefighters battled a four alarm fire in an abandoned military barracks near the metal plant two weeks ago. an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities suffered a major loss when a fire burned does of donations -- dozens of donations three trucks and several bins full of donated items burned. smoke from the fire could be seen from several san jose freeways including 101 and 8880. hope services provides job training to more non 3700 people

with developmental disabilities. if you would like to make a donation, we've put up a link at ktvu.com. the city of oakland will celebrate a new technology. there's a ribbon cutting ceremony for the triumph technology academy in oakland. the public charter school system serves mainly low income students from k-5. and puts a heavy focus on digital learning. the before computers are placed a courtroom, teachers must demonstrate classroom management, and students must show they can work independently a grant comes from a nonprofit group. the group was found by mark zuckerberg. they want to donate money to bay area schools. redwood city schools will get 1.6 million. that money is earmarked for

ipads and chrome books. middle school teacher in danville has been arrested on suspicion of possessing child pornography. mitchell wolf was arrested yesterday morning. his arrest came after a develops launched by the sill -- silicon valley crimes against children task force investigated. >> we have no reason to believe that any students are involved. past or present. and that is our hope. >> wolf is being held on a million dollar bail. the school district says he is on paid administrative leave. new developments in a case involving a man who died in an apartment fire in oakland back in march. authorities now say the man may have killed his aunt in the same home a month earlier. the body of 56-year-old richard fang was discovered at an apartment complex on 34th 34th avenue. police say their investigation determined that fang set himself on fire. his aunt was found dead at the

apartment on february 7. north originally suspected she died during a home in vase robbery, but they -- invasion robbery, they now suspect it was fang. tough -- people living the city could be asked to cut water use by 20%. new restrictions will make it illegal to do some watering. a counsel member want to fastrak a proposal to use recycled water for drinking. >> water can be recharged, ground water -- council members say the rules will help the city comply with state drought regulations, but there are no plans to fine homeowners who are caught wasting water. the 49ers say the field at

the levi field will be ready. crews will lay down a more permanent turf. the team says it still does not know exactly why the original field did not last. the 49ers sent soil samples to a lab for evaluation. we talked to one grass expert, the new sod is heavier and thicker, and should provide more stability. >> there's more to push against. they put more soil on it, made it heavier, a be it can -- and it can resist what's happening now. >> we'll re-grouping, new need is going n once again, it's our organization, we can count on them to do things at the highest level. >> sod experts say it should not be a problem to play on the new sod, even though it's just being installed. in fact, philadelphia eagles and the steelers played thursday on grass that was just laid down on monday. ktvu has a special behind the

scenes look at levi steed yum. it starts at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow, we'll have the 49ers games at 1:00. after the game, mark's point after with special guest, ricky waters. because they need extra time to lay down that turf, two high school football games for next friday have been rescheduled. each of the four times will host a game against new opponents. those games are scheduled for october 10, santa clara will take on wilcox, followed by elk grove and jesuit of sacramento. and james logan will play dailasal. >> the claims from the family of a 28-year-old man who police say aimed a taser at them. >> the ice bucket challenge keeps on rolling. up next, gratitude from one of the latest people to take it

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there was a sense of calm in ferguson, missouri, as tensions subside following the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. a small stream of protestors marched peacefully last night. instead of confrontations, several people stopped to talk to officers one on one.

brown was shot and killed on august 9 by ferguson police officer darren wilson. >> i would like to see more citizens and police officers smiling, at one another, and shaking hands. good things happen when people calmly interact, and that is what's happening. a funeral for brown will be held on monday. a crowd funded web page created for the officer who shot and killed michael brown has stopped accepting donations. the site raised about $235,000 for darren wilson reaching the goal of just four days. site says all of the proceeds will be sent directly to wilson for any financial needs he may have, including legal fees. at the height of the sometimes violent protests in ferguson, one business owner says he refused to close his doors. davis bought the burger bar and opened for business the day before michael brown was shot and killed. most businesses closed down during the protests that

followed, but davis stayed open even when he could see tear gas right there in the parking lot. >> opening up is letting them know look, i'm here, i'm not going anywhere. i don't care what you do. if you break the windows, i'm going to board them up, if you steal my food, i'll buy more. >> he said looters went through the stores around him, but his business was left alone. a sack man toe man who was -- sacramento man who was loss is back home. he was on a mission to catch fish. nothing was biting so he went in search of crickets, and that's when he says he got lost. >> every time i'd walk up, you know, one ridge and think there's the lake, and there would be nothing. >> he says he made a shelter out of pine needles, and when he saw helicopters overhead, he used more pine needles to write out

the world "high pressure" in -- the word "help." they say there are no fish in the lake where he had gone fishing. people have participated the ice bucket challenge, but taking part has special meaning for one texas man. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in the ice bucket challenge. >> richard sanders was recently diagnosissed with als. sanders says he is proud of the awareness that's been raised for als by the ice bucket challenge. he is hopeful the donations will help researchers find a cure. >> i think nothing but good will come from the amount of attention that this disease is getting. >> lou gehrig disease effects the function of nerves and muscles. 5600 people in the u.s. are diagnosed with als every year. the indy cars are in town

racing in sonoma. we have a lot of race fans going up there today. >> it's going to be beautiful, nice, mild to warm. bring along the sun block and the water. you'll be absolutely fine. giving you a live look at the gray and overcast skies. just a few peaks of sunshine from -- peeks of sunshine as the clouds start to break. by the seconds half of the morning, we'll be left with partly cloudy skies, and mostly sunny, away from the coast as we continue with this relatively mild pattern. we have a trough of low pressure over the west half of the country, and that's going to keep us with very little change as we go into the bay area weekend. even monday, perhaps just slightly warmer. outside of that, nice weather coming our way. afternoon highs for today, 60s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. 70s around the bay.

mid-to upper 80s for the warmer locations. 60 degrees in concorde, 57 san rafael. san francisco, 59, into san jose, 61. we have temperatures that will continue to warm as we get into the second half of your morning. take a look at -- antioch, low 80s by 2:00 p.m. mid-to upper 80s for the second half of the afternoon. 86 with mostly sunny skies at 5:00. that's a nice warm day for you. settling into the evening, sun setting before 8:00, still about 80 degrees. we have beautiful weather coming your way. in san jose, you have a nice warm one. for the afternoon, upper 70s, mostly sunny skies, that's a beautiful day there. 67 degrees at 11:00, mid-to upper 70s as we get into the first half of the afternoon, and holding steady for the second half. 71 expected at 8:00 p.m. as the

sun sets. for the afternoon, around the region, we have 75 for kent, mid-70s for san rafael, upper 70s in so moment, and 79 -- sonoma, and 79 in san bernardino. temperatures warming into the 80s. we've this had pattern for zoom time. some feeling like you're being cheated out of your summer, but we have the warmth coming back. looking at the extended forecast, temperatures will range in the up 80s to the low 90s. and low 90s for the midweek. back to the desk. >> thanks, rosemary. the new film about did -- wn

the game stands tall is opening nationwide. it's based on the school's 12 year, 151 game winning streak, and judging by last night's ticket sales, they think it will generate 8 to $10 million this weekend. the friends of faith annual walk t kicks off at 10:00. this is video from last year's events. all the money raised will go to bay area men and women who are fighting breast cancer. the walk was started 10 years ago by faith sanchez before she passed away from breast cancer. soda around coffee laced with -- and coffee laced with marijuana. what one washington company is hoping to cash in on. >> youup next, the signature tht

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ivory coast has shut its borders to attempt to stop the ebola from spreading. doctors are concerned with an invisible case load of patients. an american woman is crediting the drug zmapp. >> in life or death, it was worth a try. and if that helps, and research through that helped other people understand how to defeat ebola, and help other people, then go for it. >> right now, officials estimate there could be 2500 ebola cases in west africa.

1300 people have died. packers may have accessed the records of as many as -- hackers may have accessed the records of as many as 2500 employees. they were exposed after somebody tapped into a computer of a federal worker. the department has contacted employees who are affected by the breach. more than a thousand retailers have been warrenned that hackers could be stealing customer data from cash register computers. the government is asking businesses to scan their point of sale systems for malicious software known as back-off. u.p.s. announced that computers in 51 of its stores were infected with the back-off virus. malware was found in two stores in the bay area, including u.p.s. on crescent drive and crescent hill, and in campbell. a bakersfield man says for just $50, he bought a document

with president abraham lincoln's signature. he owns gold and silver trading company. and says he never knows what items will come into his store. he says was stunned when a man came in holding a piece of paper that was, he claimed, signed by president lincoln. >> i took a gamble on it, i really did. i bought it and i thought, if it isn't real it, might look all right just hanging on the wall. >> the document is worth between 20 and $50,000 at auction. he plans on displaying it in his store, but says he would be willing to sell it at the right price. lawyers for the accused boston marathon bomber are asking to dismiss the indictment. the substantial violations they are claiming about jury selection. >> california lawmakers have passed two gun related bills. the new step officers may have to take before conducting

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police in mount vin view -- mountain view are asking people about a shooting back stage at a concert. >> we'll start off with a quick look at the weather, and rosemary, what are you seeing? >> hopefully this makes you happy.

mostly sunny skies, to the west, low clouds, hugging the coast side inside the bay, north bay, south bay, even in the try valley locations, reporting a little cloud cover. on shore breeze about 9 miles an hour at fairfield. concorde at 3. oakland is on shore about 6 miles per hour. for the day today, temperatures changing very little. in fact, the whole weekend looking quite similar. 62 degrees in oakland, and antioch, 60 in napa. low 60s for redwood city, 62 in mountain view. i'm beginning to see some homes in the cloud deck, and we have partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies at the peninsula. if you're going out for the friends of faith walk and run, mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s to low 60s right about 10:00. so a nice morning to be outdoors. 72 in oakland for the afternoon today. 75 for san rafael, 77 in

fremont, 84 in livermore. these numbers barely budging from what we had yesterday. and for tomorrow, more of the same. in fact, it looks like through monday, temperatures won't change a lot. but we will get back to warmer weather. i'll have that and the extended forecast coming up police are still on the scene at the shoreline amphitheater, trying to figure out who fired shots back stage. katie joins us live from the scene. the shooting sent one person to the hospital, right? >> reporter: absolutely, claudine. we are working to learn that person's status. we have multiple calls in the last update came five hours ago, and that's when they said the person was shot multiple times and taken to the hospital. some are reporting there has been a change in that person's status, but we are working confirm that with the police. here's what we know, let me show you video we obtained from youtube. this is the wiz khalifa concert

last year to a packed crowd. last night was a capacity crowd here at the shoreline amphitheater. some 22,000 fans according to the mercury news, and some bay area artists who performed, opened the show for can leave. the shoot -- wiz khalifa. the shooting happened in the back stage area. police were already on scene and locked down the area quickly. >> it's a crime scene, so we did lock it down. we are talking to individuals who may have been present, who are witnesses to the crime right now. >> reporter: witnesses described the weapon as a black handgun with a large clip, but police say they still need more witnesses to come forward. they are specifically asking anyone who was back stage to share pictures with them. of course, a big question is how did that person get a weapon into the amphitheater and they are also looking for the shooter. at this point, there have been no updates regarding any arrests. they did as we said talk to

people last night. they contained the area, and we are still working to determine the latest on that shooting victim. we know it was a man shot multiple times. and there are still detectives on scene. we'll be with you the next half hour, and at that point will hopefully have heard from police. the family of a san francisco man killed in an officer involved shooting filed a lawsuit. they claim the police use excessive force when he shot alejandro nieto in march. application say officers were responding to 911 calls about a man with a gun and opened fire after they say nieto aimed a taser at them. but nieto's family says he carried a taser for his job at a security guard and deny he pointed it at police. >> we know the truth. alejandro nieto never pointed any taser. that is a flat-out lie. >> more than 100 people marched

to the federal courthouse in san francisco for the filing of the lawsuit. nieto family is calling for a federal investigation into the shooting. the district attorney's office says it is waiting on a medical examiner's report before commenting on the investigation. lawyers for the accused boston marathon bomber are asking a federal judge to dismiss the indictment citing conflict over jury selection. prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother planted the bombs that exploded at the marathon's finish line last year, killing three people and injuring more than 260 others. now the defense attorneys say there were substantial violations including with the grand injury that handed down the environment, specifically, african-americans and people over the age of 70 were under represented. the family of an american general list who was beheaded iraq is questioning u.s. policy of refusing to pay ransom for citizens who are kidnapped. james foley wars beheaded this

week -- was beheaded after the group demanded millions of dollars for his release. analysts say it is unlikely the white house will consider any changes. >> really, really hope that in some ways, jim's death pushes them to take another look at the approach, our policy to terrorism hostage negotiations and rethink that. >> some countries including france do pay a ransom to free citizens, the british paper the telegraph speculates that foley may have volunteered to be killed to spare the lives of other hostages. as the u.s. launches further air stryker the obama administration is debating whether to extend them to syria. officials stress that any military operation would only be a part after longer term strategy against ice cyst, which -- isis. >> we make it clear if you come after americans, we will come

after you, wherever you are. >> for syria, u.s. is considering options that include sending unmanned drones, for providing aid to kurds that would fight isis. thousands of sailors -- uss carl vincent is one of the first navy carriers to head to the region after the beheading the james foley. rising tensions in the region have some family members concerned, but sailors say they are prepared to do whatever they're asked. >> people ask why i join, originally to serve. >> officials have not said whether the uss carl vincent will take part in air strikes against isis militants. the strike group includes a guided missile cruiser and missile destroyer.

uss carl vincent played a role in the operation that killed saddam hussein. california lawmakers have passed two gun bills. they passed legs that encourages officer conducting welfare checks to find out if the individual owns a gun. that bill heads to governor brown. assembly members have approved a bill to track ammunition by requiring sellers to be licensed and buyers to pass background checks. that bill passed 42-26. san jose mayor chuck reid and department of justice are talking about was to combat gang violence. they have been visiting programs to see how the city is working to prevents and intervene with youth and gang violence. they did meet with the mayor yesterday as part of the national forum on youth violence protection, or prevention, i should say. san jose is one of nine cities participating in the forum.

they are -- to screen the women that they found's pealing. court documents say the supervisors were alerted about the allegations against the officers in june. according to reporting officer, both were spending hours on dating sites, while they were working in the investigation bureau office. >> i feel like it's an abuse of their power, like for their own personal gain. >> the fairfield officers reportedly used a police issued computer to look up the women on a confidential data base. for now, both men do remain assigned to regular duties. relief could be coming to drivers who have been stuck in traffic jams the barrier toll authority eliminated one of the four weekday cash only lanes at the toll plaza, triggering delays. transportation officials say

back ups have been bad the last two fridays. spokesman says the authority now recognizes the disrupts you have eliminating one part-time under. >> we know how bad the traffic s it's not like they're sufficienting in silence. we know. -- suffering in silence, we know it. >> we have learned there is a good chance the toll authority will hire a fourth toll taker as early as next friday. we are now getting a look at surveillance video of a state senator taking a field sobriety test. he walked the line early yesterday morning after two chp officers said they spotted him driving the wrong way in sacramento. the democrat was driving alone in a state owned car. he was charged with dui. officials did not reveal his blood alcohol level, but say it was more than .08. he is the fourth state senator to be arrested this year, including san francisco's -- the

other three have been suspended from office. >> the officer contracted the driver who was showing signed of intoxication. he then performed a driving understand the influence -- under the influence evaluation, and determined the driver to be impaired, and unable to safely operate a motor vehicle. >> he was charged with dui. a teach earth from danville arrest -- a teacher from danville arrested on possession of child pornography. >> a 10-year-old ceo running his own company. the behavior he finds most frustrating when working with potential customers. >> the clouds are clearing, temperatures are rising. i'll look at how warm your area will be for today.

some community colleges could offer foreclosure degrees. cords together san jose mercury news, -- according to the san jose mercury news it cleared the legislature on thursday. if the governor signs senate bill 850, 15 schools could launch bachelor degree programs as soon as as next year, but one program would be allowed per school.

the state chancellor's office has not announced which districts will participate. 170 -- friends and family cheered on the grads. the farm workers were able to get their geds through a program t is a federally funded free program that also helps with job placement. many grads said they didn't know how to speak english before they started. >> you have to get your ged to get a better job. >> she had her mother join her in the program, and they both say they are excited to see what the future brinks. 10-year-old -- brinks. a 10-year-old boy is in the board room as ceo.

>> the joy of people learning is what we take pride on. >> jack jones runs jr jones management group, a company that buys and sells textbooks online. the small business consists of jack and four other employees, all the around the same age. the marketing director says it's run like a large corporation. >> it's like jack, if i can make a phone call, if you need me to grab something. >> jack says he's been running the company for the past two years. the only thing that frustrates him is when potential customers don't take him seriously because of his age. the company in washington state is hoping to cash in on the new legal marijuana market with pot infused soda and coffee drinks. the new line of drinks is called legal. some marijuana dispensaries will start to selling the sodas on monday. the pot infused coffee drinks are on hold for now until the

state gives the green light. time is 8:46. it should be a nice day out there. rosemary is joining us now to tell us, is it going to get hot? >> eventually, we have some summer heat coming back our way. some folks love the heat and you're missing out on it at the moment. but it's been so comfortable, air quality has been good. this weather pattern helps suppress fire concerns. mostly sunny skies in the east bay. some of us covered in clouds again, even some patchy drizzle, but the clouds are slowly clearing, and by the afternoon, we'll be mostly sunny, at least away from the coastline. the morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures changing very little. some of us perhaps a tad warmer, perhaps a tad cooler. we have a trough hanging over the western states and that's helping to keep us mild. 64 degrees right now in antioch. 60 in napa, low 60s oakland,

plenty of gray here. you have mostly sunny skies at this time. upper 50s to low 60s along the peninsula. areas libel month at -- like belmont checking in at 60. palo alto low 60s outside your door. into the afternoon, understand mostly sunny skies over -- under mostly sunny skies, upper 70s. just beautiful weather here, 78 for nevada, 78 for sonoma. mid-70s for san rafael, into the east bay, low 70s for richmond. temperatures in the upper 70s in martinez to, low 80s around concorde. 84 from livermore. i mentioned it earlier, but some inland areas, we could easily be hitting 100 in august, have even one day, it was the first day of august when livermore hit 102, and that's about it.

the rest of the month so far, low 80s to low 90s. for today, livermore going to 84, 74 for hayward. into the south bay, 79 santa clara, 79 cupertino, and a beautiful day at the boards walk. 78 redwood city, 71 in san bruno. beautiful day to head out and maybe head there for the afternoon to union square. temperatures into the weekend, with the bay area weekend always in view, not a loss going on. we have a quiet going on into sunday, even monday, before things turn around and a warming trend gets understand way. tuesday into wednesday, up -- underway. tuesday and wednesday, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 along the shore. the same blue jellyfish that were washing ashore are now

washing ashore in southern california. they are called by the wind sailors. there have been sightings in san diego. thousands of them have washed ashore along beaching in delmar. >> they are a small jellyfish related to portuguese man of war. >> the tiny fish measure about 3-inches. they are called by the winds sailors, because part of their body resembles a sail. experts day these jellyfish pose no threat to humans. german circus is celebrating the i beg your pardon of four rare white -- birth of four rare white lions. they are not albino, but do have a genetic mutation. they are were extinct for 12

years, but were reintroduced into south africa in 2004. two children are recovering after falling from a ride in michigan. they were transported to hospital after falling from a ferris wheel. the ferris wheel was inspected before it was open, and shut down and inspected again after the accidents. police are still investigating how those children fell from the ride. a woman showed up at the er and tried to get into the maternity ward. she is facing a misdemeanor charge for trespassing. she says the whole thing is a misunderstanding. iceland is planning for a volcanic eruption. coming up, what's been happening over the past week that rattled that volcano. >> a gas pump charging customers

for gas they never received. how often situations like that happen at a contra costa gas station.

city released a draft and report for a proposal to redevelop the away around the coliseum. the goal is to create a coliseum city with a new football

stadium. so far. there's no deal in place that would make that development a reality, but if you would like to read the city report, just go to ktvu.com, and click on web links. the as and giant are battling against two tough potatoes. let's start with oakland hosting the angles. coco crisp stayed healthy down the stretch. a so -- solo shot that ties things up. look at him go. as take the lead. to the 8th, putting the stamp on the game. as back up and beat anaheim 5-3. now one game out of first place. giants back east taking on the nationals. san francisco down one.

two on for joe. three run shot, the first big league home run for him. he was four for five. posey says i want in. deep in the bleachers. ends washington's 10 game win streak, dodgers win, too. cheese heads, easy to find at lambeau in the matchup. first quarter, third and 2. jones drew with some shake and bake. 40 yards up the gut. second quarter, packers running a two minute drill. 60 seconds on the clock, how about some defense? picks off matt flynn, returns to the 42, raiders can't punch it in before the half. they go on to lose. the city of oakland has received a 6 million-dollar grant. 2.5 will be used for a

pedestrian lighting and sidewalk repair project on international boulevard. another 3.6 million already allocated for bike and pedestrian paths from high to seminary avenue. that path will make walking and psyching safer near mills college. >> it's just overgrown with stuff. it's not very wide, or feels safe. the traffic is kind of crazy. >> it's expected to take about two years to complete the project. we found a gas station that might be charges customers for gas they didn't pump. it keeps going up even though the gas isn't being pumped. the pump is overcharging drivers, but says the mistake may not be intentional. >> the pump really needs, it shouldn't have that creep. it is a failure, and should be

held off sale. >> the pump has been taken out of service. the problem is not common. the problem comes up about five times a year in the inspections of contra costa's 300 gas stations. >> gunfire erupts at a concert in mountain view. and what police just told us moments ago about the victim. >> it was supposed to be the best day of his life, his girlfriend just accepted his proposal for marriage. the memorial happening in a few minutes from now for a climber who died in an accident in yosemite. >> summer weather pattern will continue for the bay area weekend. i'm updating the currents conditions, and will pinpoint the afternoon highs coming up. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic

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. we're live in mountain view, where police are investigating a shooting that happened at the shoreline amphitheater. that investigation is now a homicide investigation. the latest update from police. >> san jose is considering new water restrictions. the amount residents will be asked to cut back. >> and preparing for a volcanic eruption. the red alert issued this morning in part of europe. ktvu mornings on 2 continues. . and good morning to you. i'm claudine wong. it is saturday, august 23rd. thanks for waking up with us. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. let's dive right into this one and say hello to rosemary. good morning. good morning to you. we'll start out with a gloomy shot over the bay area this morning, with peeks of sunshine beginning to pull through. those clouds slowly retreating, back to the coastline later this morning and into the afternoon. for your day today, very nice

for most. the onshore breeze, 9 miles per hour through fairfield, so very weak at this point. just a very light breeze out there, if any at the moment. the onshore breeze and afternoon seabreeze will be with us for the second half and temperatures for today, a lot like yesterday. 66 right now in antioch. 68 in walnut creek. 68 in oakland. low 60s in napa. low 60s half moon bay. a little patchy drizzle out there. that's clearing out of the way. for the second half of the day, we'll be mostly sunny, at least away from the coastline. temperatures will remain cool and cloudy at the coast. by about 10:00 or so, upper 60s in the forecast for some south florida our inland communities. widespread 60s around the bay. by lunchtime, low 60s at the closest. upper 70s for warmer locations. afternoon highs, a nice day for most, 77 at fremont, 79 in napa. low 80s in fairfield. antioch, you're checking in at 86 and you are one of the warmer locations. today feels a lot like

yesterday. tomorrow, a lot like today. we will get into a warming trend, though. it starts next week. i'll have a look at the extended forecast, coming up. . we are continuing to follow developing news about a shooting at a concert in mountain view. ktvu's katie utehs is live with new information from police about the gunfire last night at the wiz khalifa concert. katie? >> reporter: within the last 10 minutes, police confirmed that last night's shooting is now a homicide investigation. the man shot last night multiple times back stage has died. there are so many unanswered questions still at this point. police say that they will be updating their press release here shortly, so we should have more details. but we have confirmed the man involved has died. let me show you video of the wiz khalifa concert from last year, where he packed the house at shoreline amphitheater. last night was a capacity crowd of some 22,000 fans. the shooting happened around

11:00, back stage with that male victim being shot multiple times. now, a major question this morning is how did the shooter get a weapon into the venue? we asked early this morning. >> that's an excellent question. we don't know that. this is an ongoing investigation and we will definitely try and determine how that individual was able to bring a firearm into shoreline. >> reporter: witnesses described the weapon as a black handgun with a large clip. the witness descriptions of the suspect were rather vague, but police say they still need more witnesses to come forward. they would like any pictures of the back stage area as well, as they try to piece together what is now a homicide investigation. at this point, preparations are under way for the next concert here at shoreline amphitheater and as we learn more from police, we will bring it to you in our next live report. live in mountain view, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2news. also new this morning, all lanes of southbound 880 in oakland are back open after a deadly crash involving a

motorcycle. it happened just after 3:15 near the haagenberger road off ramp. the motorcyclist lost control of the bike and hit the center divide. he was thrown from the bike and landed in one of the lanes where he was then hit by a car. the driver of that vehicle stopped at the scene and is cooperating with police. happening now, a memorial service for a sebastopol man who fell to his death just hours after proposing to his girlfriend. 36-year-old brad parker was an avid rock climber, surfer, yoga instructor and chef. park rangers say parker was climbing alone last saturday and was not using ropes when he fell. right now, his friends are honoring him with a surfboard paddle-out event at the mouth of the russian river in jenner. afterwards, there will be a celebration of life ceremony at a park in sebastopol. an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities suffered a major loss when a fire burned trucks and bins full of donations. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon behind the hope

services center in santa clara. three trucks and several bins full of donated items burned and smoke from that fire could be seen from several san jose freeways, including highway 101 and interstate 880. >> three trucks is definitely a big loss because they use these trucks to collect items and food from people around the bay area. >> hope services provides job training to more than 3700 people with disabilities that range from autism to downs syndrome. if you would like to make a donation, we have put a link on our website, ktvu.com. firefighters spent the night monitoring hot spots from this fire in vallejo. the three-alarm fire broke out around 3:30 yesterday at the alco metal and iron company. several piles of recycled metal caught fire, including washers, dryers and propane water heaters. hazmat teams had to be called in because of concerns about hazardous chemicals and residents in the northern part of that city were ordered to shelter in place. >> we actually did some air

monitoring and picked up a couple parts per million of chemicals in the air. >> this is the second fire this month to break out on the eye land. firefighters battled a four- alarm fire near the metal plant two weeks ago. new developments in a case involving a man who died in an apartment fire in oakland back in march. authorities now say the man may have killed his aunt in the same home a month earlier. the body of 56-year-old richard fang was discovered on march 1st at an apartment complex on 34th avenue. police determined their investigation determined that fang set himself on fire. his aunt, 77-year-old susan fong, was found dead at the apartment on february 7th. authorities originally suspected that she died during a home invasion robbery, but now suspect that it was fang who killed her. a middle school teacher in danville has been arrested on suspicion of possessing child pornography. 58-year-old mitchell wolf was arrested at his home yesterday

morning. police say wolf's arca after an investigation launched by the silicon valley crimes against children task force. wolf is a 12-year veteran math teacher at diablo vista middle school. >> we have no reason to believe students are involved, past or present. that certainly is our hope. >> wolf is being held on a million dollars bail. the school district says he is now on paid administrative leave. the city of oakland will celebrate a new technology- focused elementary school this weekend. today, aspire public schools is going to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its triumph technology academy in oakland. the public charter school system serves mainly low income students from kindergarten through fifth grade. the classes put a heavy focus on digital learning, but students and teachers have to earn that computer time. before computers are placed in a classroom, teachers must demonstrate classroom management and students must show that they can work independently. the san jose city council is expected to approve tough new restrictions on water next

week, after declaring a city- wide water shortage. people living in the city could be asked to cut their water use by 20%. new restrictions will also make it illegal to water lawns or landscaping between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. san jose city council member sam la carto wants to fast track a proposal to use recycled water for drinking. >> recycled water at a high level of purification can recharge groundwater reservoir supplies to a level that's more than safe. >> council members say the new rules will help the city comply with state drought regulations, but there are currently no plans to fine homeowners who are caught wasting water. happening now, officials in contra costa county are holding a free workshop today on how homeowners can replace lawns with drought-resistent landscaping. professional landscape designers will share information on the county's lawn-to-garden rebate program. that event got under way at 9:00 this morning at the contra costa water district center in

concord. well, the 49ers say the field at levi's stadium will be ready for tomorrow's preseason game against the san diego chargers. the grounds crew installed a temporary turf yesterday. that sod will be removed after tomorrow's game and then crews will lay down a more permanent turf. the team says it still does not know exactly why the original field did not last. the 49ers sent soil samples to a lab for evaluation. we did talk to a grass expert who says the new sod is heavier and thicker and should provide more stability. >> there's more to go ahead and push against, so it won't give as easily. so they put more soil on it, make it heavier, and that way it can go ahead and resist what's happening now. >> we're refitting, regrouping, retooling, and new field is going in. so once again, it's our organization, we can count on them to do things at the highest level. >> experts say it shouldn't be a problem to play on the new sod even though it's just been installed. in fact, the eagles and the

steelers played thursday on grass that had just been laid down on monday. well, ktvu has a special behind-the-scenes look at levi's stadium, the program all- access pass levi's stadium, starting at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon. then we'll have the 49ers game against the chargers at 1:00. then after the game, sports director mark ibanez hosts point after with special guest former 49er runningback ricky watters. >> and you'll be down there. excited? >> of course i'm excited. >> niners-chargers, why wouldn't you be excited? another california lawmaker in trouble with the law again. the state senator who is accused of going the wrong way down a one-way street in the state capitol. >> and we've seen lots of pictures taking the ice bucket challenge to fight als. the special meaning for one man recently diagnosed with the disease. >> comfortable summer-time weather pattern will remain in place for your bay area weekend. i'll have a look at your numbers for today. and in the extended forecast, tracking a warmup. i'll have that for you as well,

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. there is a sense of calm in ferguson, missouri this morning, as tensions between police and protesters seem to subside following the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. a small stream of protesters marched peacefully in the st. louis suburb last night. police say instead of confrontations, several people stopped to talk to officers one on one. brown was shot and skilled on

august 9 by a ferguson police officer, darren wilson. >> i continue to see more and more citizens and police officers making eye contact, smiling at one another, and shaking hands. good things happen when people calmly interact and that is what's happening. >> a funeral for brown will be held on monday. a crowd-funded web page created for the officer who shot and killed michael brown has stopped accepting donations. the site raised about $235,000 for darren wilson, reaching the organizer's goal in just four days. the site says all proceeds will be sent directly to wilson for any financial needs he may have, including legal fees. now, at the height of the sometimes-violent protests in ferguson, one business owner says he refused to close his doors. charles davis bought the ferguson burger bar and opened for business the day before michael brown was shot and killed. most businesses did close down during the protests that followed, but davis stayed open even at night, even when he could see tear gas in his

parking lot. >> opening up is letting them know, look, i'm here. i'm not going anywhere. i don't care what you do. if you break the windows, i'm going to board them up. if you steal my food, i'll go buy more. >> davis says looters and vandals ripped through some of the stores around him, but his business was left alone. a bay area sheriffs deputy is performing a one-man show in berkeley that touches on the relationship between police and the african american community. >> the greatest purveyor of violence on the planet earth as we know it is the government of the united states of america! >> the man goes by the stage name piper during his performance of "cops & robbers," playing 17 characters. he wrote the play two years ago as a way to get the black community and the police to start listening to each other. >> we don't talk about the racial profiling of american

citizens, because someone calls the police. >> piper says he hopes his play will reach a broad audience, including young people, inmates, and policy makers. he will be performing at berkeley's marsh theater tonight at 8:30 and again the first two weekends in september. new this morning, scientists are monitoring a subglacial eruption at an iceland volcano that could disrupt air travel. scientists say the lava is currently melting the ice beneath the glacier and could send a significant amount of steam into the air. that forced a red alert sent to airlines, its highest level. a 2010 eruption severely disrupted travel, causing 100,000 flight cancellations. a sacramento man who was lost in the sierra for five days is now back home, thanks to some quick thinking and some pine needles. mike vilhour was on a mission to catch fish when he headed to the mountains of alpine county about a week ago. when nothing was biting his

bait, he went off in search of crickets, hoping they would be more successful and that's when he says he got lost. >> every time i would walk up, you know, one ridge and go up the mountain and think there's the lake, there would be nothing. >> vilhour said he made a shelter out of pine needles. when he saw the helicopters overhead, he used even more pine needles to write out the word "help" in 8-foot letters. on sunday, rescuers spotted him and brought him to safety. they told him there aren't any fish in the lake where he had gone fishing. >> wow, what a story! >> i would think "sos" would have helped. >> not a fan of pine needles, but now i am. never know, right? >> good that they got him home safely. looks like he's doing just fine. 9:18. rosemary, for folks going up to tahoe, still nice up there? >> yeah, we've got enjoyable weather here and there. how about a start with a look at blue skies this morning.

a beautiful start to your morning. closer to the coast, around the bay, we have gray skies, mostly sunny for the afternoon away from the coastline today, but for the bay and into the north bay, it's going to take a little while. we have this trough over the western states. that's keeping our temperatures relatively mild at least for this time of year. we have a ridge of high pressure that will be building in in the coming days. so i think by tuesday and wednesday, a notable warmup coming our way, but between now and then, we just will continue with the very comfortable pattern. temperatures remaining in the low 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. mid to upper 80s for our warmer locations expected for today. all in all, it's going to be a nice one for most of us. it is cloudy, going to remain a little bit cool in areas like pacifica and half moon bay. can't shake the clouds for today. 59 in santa rosa right now. upper 50s in san francisco. low 60s in oakland. concord, 64 degrees right now. san jose, looking at 63.

for the game later today at o.co coliseum, going to be nice. partly cloudy skies, mild day in store for oakland. low 70s for the afternoon. by game time at 6:05, 66 degrees, westerly breeze at 10 miles per hour. then over the course of the evening, settling into the low 60s. bring along a jacket. could get a little cool by evening's end. for the afternoon in novato for today, 78. 75 in kentfield. 68 in sausalito. 71 in richmond. just a very mild pattern. lot of folks wait the entire year to see some of these temperatures and we're sort of locked in this pattern. 82 for concord today. 82 in danville. closer to the bay, 74 in heyward. 70 degrees expected for alameda this afternoon. how about san jose? you're looking at 79. 83 for saratoga. low 70s in santa cruz. along the peninsula for the second half, 78 redwood city. 74 in san mateo. san francisco, looking at 67 for today. remaining in the low 60s in areas like daly city, pacifica,

half moon bay. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, showing you not a lot of change going on for the second half of the weekend. a slight little bump in the numbers perhaps on sunday. a little bit more on monday. we're talking baby steps here, but as we get into tuesday and wednesday, that's when the ridge of high pressure begins to build in. temperatures will warm into the upper 80s to low 90s for inland communities. upper 70s to at the bay. at the coast, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. back to the desk. the new film about de la salle football is hoping to score with audiences this weekend. "when the game stands tall" is opening nationwide in nearly 2200 movie theaters. it is based on the school's 151- game winning streak. movie critics estimate it will earn 8 to $10 million this weekend alone. countless people have taken part in the als ice bucket challenge, but for one texas

man, it takes on special meaning. >> i want to thank all the people that participated in the bucket challenge. >> richard sanders was recently diagnosed with als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. sanders says he is proud of the awareness that has been raised for als by the ice bucket challenge. he says he's hopeful all of the donations will help researchers find a cure. >> i think nothing but good will come from the amount of attention that this disease is getting. >> lou gehrig's disease affects function of nerves and muscles. according to the als association, 5600 people in the u.s. are diagnosed with als every year. your time now, 9:22. a woman brings life-like baby dolls to the hospital. why she was arrested by police and her explanation for what happened. >> and new concerns about the ebola outbreak. the steps one country is taking to keep the virus from spreading.

. there are new concerns this morning about the ebola outbreak in africa. the ivory coast has shut its borders with liberia and guinea in an attempt to prevent the outbreak from spreading. the world health organization is also concerned with what doctors are calling an invisible case load of infected people. the organization points to clinics that recently opened in liberia and were immediately overwhelmed by ebola patients who had not been previously identified. the son of an infected american woman says an experimental drug is behind her recovery. >> in life or death, one way or another, it was worth a shot, worth a try. if that helped and the research through that helps other people understand how to defeat ebola and help other people, then go for it. >> right now, officials estimate there could be 2500 ebola cases in west africa. 1300 people have died. a san francisco startup is joining in the search to find a

cure for ebola. the chronicle reports that the company onco synergy is looking into whether its experimental cancer drug can fight the ebola virus. onco synergy was founded in 2011 and does have ties to ucsf. it is raising funds to test whether the drug can block ebola from infecting human cells. some doctors are skeptical, calling the drug's chances against the virus a long shot. san jose mayor chuck reid and officials from the department of justice are talking about ways to combat gang violence in that city. federal officials have been visiting programs in san jose to see how the city is working to prevent and intervene with using gang violence. they met with the mayor yesterday as part of the national forum on youth violence protection and prevention. san jose is one of nine cities participating in the forum. hackers may have accessed the records of as many as 25,000 employees of the homeland security department. officials say the records were exposed after someone tapped into a computer used by a

federal contractor that uses security clearances. the department has contacted employees who are affected by the breach. private contractors perform background checks on more than two-thirds of government workers with security clearances. and more than a thousand retailers have also been warned that hackers could be stealing customer data from cash register computers. the government is asking businesses to scan their point of sale systems for malicious software known as backoff. the warning comes after ups announced that computers in 51 of its stores were infected with the backoff virus. malware was found in two stores in the bay area, including the ups on crescent drive in pleasant hill and the west campbell avenue store in campbell. a bakersfield man says for just $50, he bought a document with president abraham lincoln's signature. he says the document is worth tens of thousands of dollars. cameron gephardt owns the gold and silver trading company and he says he never knows what sort of items will come into his store. he says he was stunned when a man walked into the store last month holding a piece of paper that he claimed was signed by

president lincoln. >> i took a gamble on it. i really did. and i bought it and i thought, you know, if it isn't real, it might look all right just hanging on the wall. >> gephardt believes the document is real and is worth between 20 and $50,000 at auction. he plans on displaying it in his store, but also says he would be willing to sell it at the right price. deploying to the middle east, the possible role u.s. naval carrier from california could play in air strikes in iraq. >> and a shooting at the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view. the investigation continues. >> and temperatures are rebounding in the bay area. i'll have a look at the numbers for today and in the extended forecast, a warmup coming our way. more on that, coming up.

. a man shot and killed back stage at shoreline amphitheater during a concert. the search for a gunman. good morning. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we'll have a live update on that story, but first let's start off with a quick look at this morning's weather. good morning to you. how about we head out to the golden gate bridge this morning. plenty of overcast skies, but visibility, not an issue there. you can see the fog, not too thick right along the span. low clouds will begin to clear away. we will be left with partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day. along the coastline, it will be mostly cloudy. winds are onshore through

fairfield 13 miles per hour, so just a light breeze there. northwesterly breeze in napa at about 5 miles per hour. but for the most of us, we have just a very calm to light breeze. that's really about it. the onshore breeze will be with us for the afternoon. the seabreeze turning on for the second half. 62, san francisco right now. 61 half moon bay. getting into areas where we have sunshine and we're warmer, 66 in antioch. 65 in fairfield. low 60s reported in areas right around concord, mid to upper 60s in walnut creek. for the second half of the afternoon, temperatures are going to be a lot like what we had yesterday. along the peninsula right now, belmont at 65. 64 menlo park. palo alto, your temperatures are jumping. 64 degrees right now. 63 in the last hour. 61 in saratoga. one last stop, checking in with brentwood at 67 degrees. 64 lafayette. 62 in orinda. 63 for san ramon. for the afternoon today, 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. low to mid-80s for inland

communities. 86 for antioch, about one of the warmer areas and about as high as we'll go for today. into your weekend, not a lot of change going on, but there is a heat-up in the extended forecast. i'll have a look at that for you, coming up. well, we are following developing news of a deadly shooting at the shoreline amphitheater. it happened back stage during a rap concert. katie utehs is live in mountain view with an update on the police investigation. katie? >> reporter: claudine, we did learn this morning that that man shot multiple times and transported to the hospital has died. so this is now a homicide investigation. mountain view police tell us that they are following multiple leads. however, we have not heard of any reports of arrests. let me show you some video from inside a wiz khalifa concert that was posted to youtube. this is a packed crowd from last year's show. last night was also a capacity crowd of some 22,000 fans, according to the mercury news. we've learned the shooting happened around 11:00 back stage with the victim being

shot multiple times. police locked down that back stage area. >> it's a crime scene, so we did lock it down. we are talking to individuals who were present and who are witnesses of the crime. >> reporter: witnesses describe the weapon as a black handgun with a large clip. there were only vague suspect descriptions. a major question at this point is how did the weapon make it past security. police say they still need more witnesses to come forward. they would like any pictures of the back stage area as well. now, we are working to learn more updates from police regarding the victim's identity. we were told overnight that it was a man who was shot multiple times. of course there is only a certain amount of people in that vip area. the concert last night involved wiz khalifa and bay area artists. we are working to obtain an update from police regarding the identity of that man shot and killed last night. live in mountain view, katie

utehs, ktvu channel 2news. a 16-year-old boy will be tried as an adult in connection with a deadly shooting in san jose. police say carlos vargas is the second person charged with murder in the july 28th shooting of 22-year-old david escola. vargas was in juvenile hall on unrelated charges police linked him to the escola case. police are still searching for a third suspect. the 77-year-old co-owner of a petaluma slaughterhouse linked to a massive recall is pleading guilty to selling diseased meat. prosecutors say he sold meat from more than 100 condemned cows. singleton pleaded guilty yesterday and agreed to work with prosecutors against the other three defendants in the case. prosecutors claim workers at the slaughterhouse waited until inspectors were on lunch breaks

to process the diseased meat. we are getting a look at surveillance video of a state senator taking a sobriety test. ben waso walked the line early yesterday morning, after chp officers spotted him driving the wrong way on a one-way street in downtown sacramento. the highway patrol says the 44- year-old democrat was driving alone in a state-owned car. >> the officer contacted the driver, who was displaying signs of intoxication. he then performed a driving under the influence evaluation and determined the driver to be impaired and unable to safely operate a motor vehicle. >> waso was charged with dui. officials did not reveal his blood alcohol level, but say it was more than 0.08. he's the fourth state senator to be arrested this year, including san francisco's leland yee. the other three have all been suspended from office. lawyers for the accused boston marathon bomber are asking a federal judge to dismiss the indictments, citing conflict over jury selection.

prosecutors say the tsarnaev brothers planted the bombs. now defense attorneys say there were substantial violations in the selection of grand juries, including the grand jury that handed down the indictment. specifically, lawyers say african americans and people over the age of 70 were underrepresented. the family of an american journalist who was beheaded in iraq is questioning u.s. policy of refusing to pay ransom for citizens who are kidnapped. james foley was beheaded by isis militants earlier this week, after the terrorist group demanded more than $100 million for his release. foley's brother has questioned the policy, but analysts say it is unlikely the white house will consider any changes. >> really, really hope that in some way, jim's death pushes us to take another look at our approach, our policy to terrorists and hostage

negotiations and rethink that. >> some countries, including france, do pay a ransom to free citizens. the bribe paper the telegraph spoacts foley may have volunteered to be killed in order to spare other hostages. as the u.s. continues air strikes on isis in iraq, the obama administration is debating whether to extend the air strikes to syria. but white house officials stress that any military operation would only be a part of a longer-term strategy against isis, which also includes diplomacy and action from other countries in the region. >> we made very clear time and again that if you come after americans, we're going to come after you, wherever you are. and that's what's going to guide our planning in the days to come. >> for syria, the u.s. is considering options that include sending unmanned drones to target isis leaders, training and arming moderate syrian rebel forces, or providing aid to syrian kurds, which in turn would fight isis. thousands of sailors have left san diego for a nine and a half-month deployment to the western pacific and middle

east. the uss carl vincent is one of the first navy carriers to head to the region following the death of american journalist james foley. rising tensions in the region have some family members concerned, but sailors say they are prepared to do whatever they are asked. >> i feel kind of sappi when people asked why i joined. originally, it was to serve. that's why i joined. >> military officials have not said whether the uss carl vincent will take part in air strikes against isis militants in iraq. the carrier's strike group includes a guided missile cruiser and guided missile destroyers. it also played a part in the operation that led to the killing of osama bin laden. mold is spreading throughout parts of the journalism building at san jose state. campus administrators could force some of the employees who work inside the building to move out. the journalism school director says so far it seems the problem is only affecting the eastern side of the building, but one employee says the air quality seems to be getting worse and that two of his

coworkers appear to have become sick. the family of a san francisco man killed in an officer-involved shooting has filed a lawsuit in federal court. the lawsuit claims police used excessive force when a san francisco police officer shot 28-year-oldal han doe near row in march. police say officers were responding to a 911 call about a man with a gun and opened fire after they say the suspect aimed a taser at them. but the man's family says he carried a taser as part of a security job and denied he pointing it at police. >> we know the truth. he nevered any taser! that is a flat-out lie! >> more than a hundred people marched to the federal courthouse in san francisco for the filing of that lawsuit. the family is also calling for federal investigation into the shooting. the district attorney's office says it is waiting on a medical examiner's report before commenting on the investigation.

well, hundreds of people are expected to come out to oakland's lake merritt today for the friends of faith annual walk. the 5k kicks off in just about 20 minutes. this is video from last year's event. all of the money raised will go to bay area men and women who are fighting breast cancer. the walk was started 10 years ago by former ktvu reporter faith fan cher before she passed away from breast cancer. well, she tried twice, but failed. a woman says she was just trying to help when she brought dolls to a central valley hospital, but police have arrested her. what police think she was really trying to do. >> and in other news, how about this? a 10-year-old tycoon. how he turned text books into a money-making business. >> the bay area will remain in a very pleasant summer pattern for your saturday. i'll have a look at your numbers for today and in the extended forecast, i'm tracking a warmup. more on that, coming up. >> but first, there's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. as you can see, traffic moving into the city is moving just

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we're following developing news in pittsburgh. just a few minutes ago, contra costa county firefighters have gotten a fire at a carl's jr. restaurant under control. firefighters say the fire started in the fryer. no injuries have been reported. 170 migrant farm workers are now high school graduates. last night, friends and family cheered on the the new graduates at a ceremony in fresno. the students were able to get their ged's through a federally- funded program that also helps job placement and citizenship preparation. before starting the program, many of the graduates said they didn't even know how to speak english.

>> you got to go! you got to go by yourself. you know, even though you got to keep moving forward and got to get your ged to get a better job. >> this woman was not the only member of her family to graduate last night. she also got her mother to join her in the program. they are both excited for the future. a woman is charged with trespassing after she tried and failed to get into a maternity ward with life-like baby dolls. police say tanya ward may have been trying to kidnap a baby. she says the whole thing is a misunderstanding. >> i didn't mean to make anybody feel threatened or scared or freaked out. >> bowes says she makes the dolls as a form of therapy for women who have lost babies or can't have them. many women find comfort in how real the dolls look. a company in washington state is hoping to cash in on washington's new legal

marijuana market with pot- infused soda and coffee drinks. the new line of drinks is called legal. some marijuana dispensaries in washington will start selling the sodas on monday. the pot-infused coffee drinks are on hold for now until the state gives the green light. relief could be coming to commuters who have been stuck in traffic jams the past two fridays on the richmond-san rafael bridge. four months ago, the toll authority eliminated one of the four lanes. backups have been bad the past two fridays. >> we know how bad the traffic is the public is suffering. we'll review it. >> a spokesman says the best solution is to go out and get fast track, but we've learned there is a good chance the toll authority will hire a fourth toll taker as early as next friday. the same small blue jelly

fish that were washing ashore a few weeks ago at bear area beaches are now washing ashore in southern california. they are called the by the wind sailors. part of that body resembles a sail sticking up above the water. there have been sightings as far north as washington state and most recently as far south as san diego. thousands have washed along the shore in the beaches in delmar. >> the -- they are a small jelly fish. >> the tiny jelly fish pose no threat to humans, according to experts. >> they do look cool. the blue in the sail. i get it. >> absolutely. pretty cool outside, but maybe a little warmup as we move through the day is expected, rosemary? >> another great day. really hard to gripe about this weather. i love it. we will get back to warmer weather for those of us that are really longing for that summertime heat. not seeing it today, but it is

in the extended forecast. let's start out with a look at the overcast skies over the bayview district area, hunters point, south san francisco, and how about a sweeping view. we'll show you how widespread the low clouds are this morning. into the east bay, north bay, south bay, sunshine this morning, and the inner east bay seeing sunshine as well. clouds will pull back, very similar to yesterday by the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, we're mostly sunny away from the coast. partly to mostly cloudy skies once again along the shore. we have a trough that is over the western states and it's going to hang around for the weekend and keep us with this very pleasant weather. some of our warmer locations will be in the mid to upper 80s. that's fabulous weather for mid- august for some of us, right? if you are thinking about heading out to the friends of faith challenge going on this morning, low 60s in the forecast, mostly cloudy skies. it's a perfect morning to get out and walk because it's kind of nice when it's cool to be out for a walk or a run.

64 degrees in concord right now. we have 63 in oakland. 57 san rafael. low 60s in napa. upper 60s in antioch under mostly sunny skies. we'll check in on antioch because this is going to be one of the warmer locations for today. take a look at this. not bad at all. by noon time, upper 70s with mostly sunny skies. mid-80s in the forecast by 3:00. we tend to hit our warmest time of day, between 3:00, 4:00, sometimes 5:00 depending on the conditions. 84 degrees as you settle into your dinner hour. and then by 9:00, still mostly clear skies and 70 degrees. that's a beautiful day for you there. 66 in mountain view right now, going into the upper 70s mountain view for the afternoon. let's start in the north bay. 77 for petaluma today. mid-70s san rafael. 75 in kentfield. to the east bay, temperatures range in the low 70s at alameda, san leandro. upper 70s in castro valley. inner east bay, temperatures range in the low 80s at danville to mid-80s in and around antioch, as well as

brentwood. 83 for pittsburg. 78 san jose, 79 santa clara, 79 cupertino. low 80s for saratoga. nice day at santa cruz, low 70s there. upper 70s redwood city. 74 san mateo. san francisco, you'll go to 67 for the afternoon. along the coastline, it's going to be cloudy, cool, low 60s for you in areas around daly city and pacifica. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, not a lot of change going on for the second half of the weekend. monday, more of the same. we may see just a subtle bump in temperatures sunday into monday, but a bigger climb will come tuesday into wednesday, when we get back into the upper 80s to low 90s for inland communities, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay, and upper 60s to near 70 at the coast. back to the desk. muhr beach residents are launching a protest today against a proposal to place weekend stops along highway 1. environmentalists say the area

is filled with visitors on the weekend. they worry the bus stops will have an impact on the environment, as well as increase traffic congestion. there's a lawsuit seeking an injunction to stop construction of those bus stops. a 10-year-old boy from kansas is spending the last few days of summer in the board room as ceo of his own company. >> the joy of people earning is one of the things that we take pride in. >> i love the swivel there in the chair. jack jones runs jr jones management group, a company that buys and sells text books online. right now, the small business consists of jack and four other employees all around the same age. the 10-year-old marketing director of the company says the whole thing is run like a large corporation. >> i'm always, like, jack, is there something i can do? anything i can do, i can make a phone call, run back to the house to do something, if you need me to grab something. >> well, jack says he's been running the company for the past two years. he says the only thing that frustrates him is when potential customers don't take

him seriously because of his age. as you can see, his marketing director, skyler there, takes him very seriously. she wants to get in the mix. >> she wants to do anything she can do. wouldn't mess with her either. 9:51. a big grant for the city of oakland. how it could make the streets safer for students to walk and bike near mills college. >> why some east bay drivers have been overcharged possibly at the gas pump.

. in just a few minutes from now, the chp and east bay parks officials will hold a biking and pedestrian safety event in fremont. officers will be checking to see that bikers and pedestrians are obeying traffic laws and inspecting bikes and helmets. the event starts at 10:00 in oak park. a $60 million from the state has been granted for improvements. $2.5million will be used for pedestrian and lighting sidewalk repair project on

international boulevard. another 3.6 million will be allocated for a bicycle and pedestrian path along with arthur boulevard from high street to seminary avenue. officials say the path will make walking and bicycling safer near mills college. >> just kind of overgrown with stuff and it's not very wide or feels very safe. traffic is kind of crazy. >> the projects are expected to take about two years to complete. well, 2 investigates found a gas station in oakland may be charging drivers for gas they did not pump. a viewer posted this picture on ktvu's facebook page. you can see the gas pump is going up ever so slowly, but steadily, even though gas wasn't being pumped out. the pump is overcharging drivers, but the mistake may not be intentional. >> pump really needs -- shouldn't have that creep in there. it is a failure and it should be held off sale. >> the station says the pump has been taken out of service.

officials say the problem comes up about five times a year during inspections of contra costa county's 300 gas stations. the a's and giants battling this weekend against two tough opponents. let's start in oakland with the a's hosting the first place angels. coco crisp stayed healthy down the stretch, his 15th career lead-off homerun there, a solo shot to tie things up in the first at 1-1. tied at 2-2 in the sixth, sam foles sneaking one through all the way to the wall, and look at alberto callaspo go. a's take the lead 3-2 on the foles triple. the a's back up a solid sonny gray's outing and beat anaheim 5-3, now just one game out of first place. giants back east taking on the nl east leaders washington nationals. san francisco down in the third. a three-run blast, his first big run shot. giants go up 3-1 on the homer. buster posey says i want in in

in the 6th inning. to the bleachers. giants win 10-3 and end washington's 10-game win streak. dodgers also win. time now, 9:56. before we go, let's head back over to rosemary for one last check of our weather on this saturday. hey, rosemary. good morning to you. the clouds are clearing and the next hour we'll be in the low 60s to 70s. lot of 70s expected around the bay for the lunch hour. upper 70s for inland locations. then we go to the afternoon where we have 86 for antioch today, 72 in oakland, 75 for san rafael. those numbers will feel a lot like yesterday. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, showing you temperatures, again, not going to change a whole lot. hopefully you're enjoying this pattern. we will get back to warmer weather, though. it will come in the days ahead. looks like tuesday into wednesday, warming trend begins. >> i'll take that. i like the warm weather. thank you very much, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are working on getting

more information on the deadly shooting at shoreline amphitheater. and will bring you updates at 6:00. of course you can get updates any time at ktvu.com, our facebook and twitter pages. thank you for joining us. we'll leave you with a picture of the coliseum where the sun is just beginning to shine. 9:57. thanks for watching.

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